The Pandemic Started in 2020 and only seems right that in 2022 we start to see change for the better. Masks are coming off, people are traveling more and the boss is no longer making remote work the status quo or you are tired of living at home and feel it's safe to move back into the city. In 2021 I really encouraged folks to move back into the city. Many of my clients listened, Continue Reading
New Hampshire Real Estate Report
New Hampshire Real Estate Report New Hampshire Real Estate in 2021 was red hot and in 2022 it doesn't show signs of cooling off. In 2020 buyers were coming from Connecticut, Massachusetts to New Hampshire there was a decent amount of inventory. The following year agents eventually started to see inventory shortages present a problem for buyers. At this time it looks like in Continue Reading
4 Sign Its time to Stop Renting
Buying a home in New England is not a cheap activity. Buying a home in Massachusetts or New Hampshire is not easy. Many graduates of our many Universities and colleges stay in the neighborhood to begin their next phase called working in the real world. When you enter the workforce you often make a decent living, but not enough where roommate life is normal. I wish when I lived with roommates Continue Reading
My Sellers Plan
I was talking to a friend I used to work with. We were catching up he was telling me what is going on in England. They mentioned when they sold their home the agent never really asked many questions. Their agent talked about price and how they wanted to get to our goal, but never really spelled everything out. They asked me do I do that for my clients. I paused and thought back past transactions Continue Reading
How the Market?
Throughout the year I get the question How is the market? What do you predict the market will do? It's a common question experts have to answer and in the new year the question comes up a lot. I was catching up with a college friend in Florida she wonder if she and her husband should sell their fully renovated home in Florida. I wondered what brought on this question. Naturally, I had Continue Reading
Things Clients do that annoy Real Estate Agents
In every industry, there are things a consumer do that well annoy them. Real Estate is no different. Prospective Buyers, Renters, and Sellers do things that annoy real estate agents and the general community. Sometimes people might not have any idea why they annoy us, and sometimes they do and just don't care. I hope to know the things that annoy or frustrate real estate agents that maybe Continue Reading
Boston Real Estate Trends in 2022
Boston Real Estate Trends we will see in 2022. In 2022 we might not feel our waistline the only thing that feels tight. The Real estate market inventory will remain tight and might feel a bit more expensive than in prior years. Interest rates will increase so when buyers do buy they will have less money to bid up with for the home of their dreams. Mortgage Rates will Continue Reading
New Year Resolutions Home
New Year Resolutions. I have never been a fan of New Year Resolution. What I am a fan of is intentional goals. Intentional goals are goals where you ask why you want to do that goal. Example: You are tired of your space. However, do you know why you are tired of your space? Does the space not work for you? Many folks in 2021 moved because they realized they need to work from home. Continue Reading
Work Seller should do if listing
Work Sellers should do if listing their homes. Do the work before your home hits the market. Also, read 7 steps to do before you list your home for sale. The closer to perfection your home is the more buyers will fall in love with it. Many of the items do not cost a lot and pay back dividends. Painting, consistent flooring, and a bright kitchen all help get your home sold quickly with the least Continue Reading
Job Seekers Top 10 cities people moving to
The Great Resignation. Workers all over the country are either burnt out, fed up, or are just saying it's time to call this quits and move on to something else. When I look at the change I think it's more a reshuffle. Americans no longer feel tied to where they live and a lot of people in the job market will travel to the job. Remote work has played a role. Job seekers no longer need to be as Continue Reading
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